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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-26
Against the state.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
LyNcHBuRa, March 25.-In the
United States Court to-day Judge
Bond decided the five coupon cases IN
which he had heretofore issued injunc-
tons restraining the treasurer from
selling adversely to the State.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YOHX


NEW YORK, March 25.-Cotton firm ssiss,
49l bales; experts--to Great Britain, 1891
bales to France, IL bales; 10 tho Continent.
9,s25 bales; channel, 1901 bales: stock, 57i 302
bales; weekly net receipts, 400 bales; gross,
32,355 bales; exports-to Great Britain, II ,sS3
bales; to France, 1.152 bales; TO the Continent
SOC bales sales, 2s5l bales; stock, go s2 bales.
southern hour steady. Wheat shade lower,
closing firm: No. 2 red. March and Apru,
nominal at 90alc.; May, Sia9i &C. June, s09-lda
81 l-lec. Cors steady; Ne. 2, March, 4sc. |:
April, SIC; May and June. 4S35asSkc. Oats
steady: No. 2, March, nominal at 361sc.; April,
axe; May. sikc. Hops quiet Coffee-fsir
Rio quiet as sissy; No. z Rio, March, ti3.i5a
$3.50; May, si3i0asfa15; June si3i5. Sugar
strong but quiet Eolasses strong 50-test,
lej.c. Rice steady. Cotton-seed oil-ssSc.
for crude, 3Sxc. for refined Resin quiet
Turpentias duh at 3Skc. Hides steady. Wool
quiet and easy. Pork dun and nominslly I'M
changed. Beef duh Niddlss dull and Iami-
nal. Lard q shade easier and dun western
steam, sf.52h: April, t7.52at7.J; May, S7.Jsa
500. Freights steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March s5.--Cash quotations we're
as follows: No. spring wheat, 75a7 NC. !;
No. . red, 7sa78xc. Corn-So. 2, A%s6c.
Oats-Ns. ,, 2ta2iHc. Messpork, t20as.9.s
Lard, NIX. Sailed shoulders (boxed). ia
i9& short-clea sides tboxed), ssAssss.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
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CUT HIS THROAT.
Suicide of an Old Citizen Of Alex
andria.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch
AIpx2xnpr4 March 25. 1887.

lCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, March %, 1887.
Early this morning the people OF the
Second Ward were startled by report
that one OF its best-known residents
had cut his throat from ear to ear and
was dead. Mr.. James Crockett was
found lying in q pool Of blood on the
wocd-pile in his yard, on Queen street
near Fairfax, with his Barlow pocket
knife near by.
His sister-in-law said that she had
heard him 60 down stairs about mid
night, and one Of the neighbors had
seen him in the yard between 5 and .
o'clock this morning. tits apparent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-26
Any Reward for Bob shrader.

Secretary-of- Commonwealth Flour
nov received the following telegram
yesterday
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March ", ISIS any
reward offered for Bob Shrader, OF Bland
county? Answer
EUREKA DETECTIVE AGENCY.
A negative reply was sent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-26
Richmond Theatre.

A more appreciaive or enthusiast,
audience hardly ever attended tn,
Theatre than that which assembled last
night TO see Fred. Warde in Galba, the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-26
FAvoRITIsM

Il a tad hing, but DR.. Pisrce's . Favorite Pro-
ssrirticn" deserves 10 namc. II 10 certain
cure for thoee painful mal3die8 ard weak-
pesscs which emhitter tie lives Of 80 msnf
wcnen OF treEgista
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FLOUR.

We quote Fine, ~. 5Oas2 IS; saporflne, s. 75a
1925; extra, g. 5Oas3.75 family, siat450; patent
family, country, $i.75aSa.2S
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MARRIAGES.

CUAPPLE-KUNATH by Row.
James W. Reynolds, January Is, iS,a, THOMAS
X. CHAPPLE 10 Mrs. ALICE G. kUNATu;
both Of Chesterfield county.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT
[By telegraph to the Dispa,ch.l

BY teIegfapn % mo DI5pttcn.I
- WASHINGTON, March ed A. H.
For Virginia, fair weather, nearly sta
jFhlk ltionary temperature, variable winds. .. -
"' For North Carolina and South Caro-
-Jlina, fair weather, cooler, variable
winds generally easserly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-26

Without an equal is Salvation Oil.
The greatest cure on earth for pain.
Price rs cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-26

FRIDAY, March IS, 1887.
sALEs--SEc0SD BoARD.-sl,JO0 Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac dividend obliga-
ton at N.Y. 10 shares Petersburg railroad a.
G67<, 10 do. at 66,1.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

lheportcd Tor Tue Dispatcn-1
MARCH 25.-Market nominal. Receipts small,
and no transactions reported. Primo, sAa
sac. fancy, &c. common, lka3c. sh9llsA, 10
&C.; factory hand picked, 3LaiAc.
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FINANCIAL.
NEW York, BALrIKo11, AND ROE
MoHp STOCK ExcHANexs.
Grain. Provisions, Cotton, fsSssse, Iur.
psntins, Rssin, Tar, ana
Peanut Markets.
nv tslecraph % tho Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, March s5.-Tho stock MARKET
started out this morning at Rood pace, uu.s-
ncgs being active and prices strong pu, heIo
wore liberal realbAtions st me aavsnoo w
clicues, and tho improvement, except 10 Few
specialties, was confined TO the 0rangers only
Later tho usual duiiness again sntoryenea' ana
prices slowly bus steadily yielded. 1bore was
n larger business In the leading stocks and
considerable foreign buying, especssiy o.
Reading, which ruled high In London: Ihoro
Was considerable heaviness displayed IN tne
trunk llues. which was ascfibei In part 70 tho
withdrawal Of Tho Grand Trunk from the Cen
,ral Traffic Association, and q r1mor was cur
rent hat a large pool was jquidating
The 6rangcrs wore again Conspicuous
feature, but realiZntions prevented any
Ienver made IA material advance on
henyy business for that stock. Lsckawanna
yas active and heavy early, the favorable et.
feels OF tho announcement OF the dividend
which bad been more than earned being oe-
moralized by the probability OF me company
being forced TO pay the back taxes on MOTIFS
and Essex. The feature OF the day was the
unusually large number OF low-priced stocks
dealt In. The market opened firm and actiye
for slight gains. Prices were 1rm until alter ~
o'clock The marke: then became extremely
dull and a downward movement, which con-
tinued until the close, was inaugurated, al
though the progress made was very slow. "A
slight spurt In Canada Southern occurred to-
ward O'Clock. TO which the general market re.
sponded foebiy; but the close was dun aad
weak, generally near the lowest prices OF inc
cav Total sales. 253 200 shares.
koon.-stocks active and stesdy. Money easy
as 3a4 per cent. Exchange-Long. tsikatSax !;
short, 4s74 atSk. Governments DUH
MISUNDERSTANDING dun and unchanged
Money, 3a5k per cent, closing At. Sub-lrea-
sury bsances-Gold. fiS5.z,sOOo; currency
sis.O75,OO0. Governments dull; 4 per cents.
fOgs q mar cents INT bid. state bonds dull.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 3a-virginia new SIS,
~. Bid today
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COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD MiDDLTsG. loo.
MIDDLING. --9Lc.
LOW MIDDLING.-9kc-
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THE uousRKEEpRR,s COMPLAINT,

DR. PIERCE'S "PELLETS"
IL cure sick aud bilious headache, sour sto-
mach and all bilious attacks.
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TINS WEATHER IN RICHMOND YgsPEBDA'
wes fair, mild, and pleasant
RANGE Of Thermometer YESTERDAY:

Moan temperature. ..........~.......eiH
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. hAsca -, i5W.
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Aimy, csee
Charles City. merchandise and psssongsrss ".
s. Baker, agent
skILKp.
Steamship wyanoke. HuipherA New Yorf.
merchandise and passengers, u. W. AiieA =
steamer Goldsboro'. Croker. PhiIaislphia.
merchandise and passengers, j. W. AocArrscks
agent
mall, merchandise aud pssssngsrs. l. = t.
surn, agent
PORT or NEwPoRr NEWS, MACH -, ~.
10y tslsgrapA.l
ARRrvxp.
steamship Duke Of Westminster. Turner
Liverpool, merchandise V Huntington steam
ship Line.
sieamship Allegheny. Taylor, PscstSsuoA
and sailed for West fplnl
steamship william Lawrence. SnOv. Vo0
Point, and sAilod for Norfolk.
schooner Kate = Clifford. wsisAA Nss -
DON 10 load coal
SAUNA
Hchcopefs samuel n nopI HooroA Nee
xovt. cosl; Matte 4. tsurenoN uspenaA1,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
Death on the Rail.

i.EADvILIF Col, September !3.-h ter
-ibIe accident occurred this morning Oh the
unfinished portion oc the Colorado Mid
Land railroad West o! thiS city, at Lake
Ja,l;.no to = construction train carrying
@S7 ItboT>rs i'hcy wyc" oE t"o cars
i3at;od viii; steel rails The tc::n w'as
passing owe: Il picce Of %:.Tshy Grou2d
where much difficulty :,s,s been experienced
il securing 4 road bed, and here the engine
suddenly shot into the ,!tJch. carrying Tie
;,ro c1rS with the rails aaG iab1re:S with It.
ard hurying them under mass Of dc3Sls
Henry Banker. clicf tic tra@kmca, %':s
cau@;it under tee engine %nG Ssatsaed .
dc;un James NcAiah9n and George h"c
werc Killed by loose rai!s falling ca iA2nl.
a0d sixty-onc others were NOR" or less IN
iulvi. Seventeen nf ae.c n:a% &c crippled
for i;.c Il they survive. IL" ;riGrca ""rc
,roua::t here ard some OF them We. se!,t
10 he company hcSrita!, 1t G"!"r&eo
Springs. Tie accident IS attributed - tie
roar>!Iy soil. w!:ici permitted ;hc trackand
ties 20 slip out Of place.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
European Labor = si;ato.s.

LosDoa, September PA translation
from the Euss;aa OF y, Important article,
supposed by some to !,e :cos. IT, nGnn of
The famous Stepniak, on labor agitation,
has Just heen published here. II taxes a
unique view Of the tendency Of the labor
movement throughout the world. The
w,i;eT claims that in nearly every country
where ai$coat,u: vas rife among the
masses l>ss attention i, 0eit.g paid 10 The
wages question no.. than toEmc.:y, en-:
more inquiry is being made il regard i"
the relation of the people Of the Land. i:lc
land question, in fact, is now tie constant
factor in the labor agitation, whatever local
rar;at;o. tlere may be as to addition dc
mands. The ?E,iil!l;sts in their original
platform; s,lGdc r.es:-o.l..o.; OF titc Old Sc.a
vonic system Of communit. il! :ta>s. hey
left ii il abeyancc for time, but ase co.,
vigorously pushing it 10 the front again,
and the writer declares that the apparent
ouiescence of Nihilism lately is explained
b,y the :act: :hqt active members Of the party
are devctin. theis eaa-ggies chiefly TO arous-
inr il the masses detesnliu4.io:l 70 strike
q blow at the proper time sor restoration a.
land and the abolition Of the oneTo"S ta@
imposed upon village communities by and
since the emancipation ukase of Alexander
II in 1861
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
4 Wonderful! Little Engine.

Mem BRUNSWICK, September ia
little cng;. {, no bigger than base burn
ine stove, w;tn q leE-horse power capacity,
has JUS, 6"uu completed here by MIR. Geo.
II. richards. after eleven years OF unre-
r.ittiug experimenting and work. 1t is an
oil engiae. bat not in the sense OF an engine
that his oil for fuel to generate steam.
There isu' any steam about it. The engine
hasn't ANY bo.Icr, fire box, or highly heated
parts, AID. on that account, ii is absolutely
safe frcm fire and explosion.
No engineer is needed. Bya ingenious
device OH an! air generate a vapor which
tiaGs place in 4 chamber. When the gas
or vapor is ign:ted it gives motion to the
piston, and without any further attention
the engine will run until stopped. The
cylinders, OF which there are two, are small
arrangements, but of wonderful strength.
The motive power is ob:aired by the nse OF
l.ruG" pe,iC;cun, or Kerosene oil, and COM
Dressed AZ. 70 FUN ten-horse power en-
g:nc all day costs about thirty cents, at the
present price CT petroleum.
: sia"ular feature Of the engine, though
seeming unnecessary il view OF the cheap
mss 0, tie Gil, IS, that it can be regulated
to rna az ether one, two, thTe' - more
horse hover, according to the - Ids
:na,:c upon IL. The governor is so sensi-
i've TIA: il limits the supply CT oil strictly
to the amonut OF power used. a fve-horse
poker engine will consume about one ga!-
ion ot OIL per hour. and he engine costs
no,Ii4g wI;!c Standing Idle as soon as
the Va: %: in the chamber is ignited that in:
stant l:.e air-chamber begins TO work and
Tie ea'irc establishment Is in full running
order. The air u2el is compressed by the
caeire itself to any required density, from
sixty 10 one hundred pounds to the square
inch. Thus lar Mr. Richards has confined
himself to engines Of ten-horse power, but
he says that engines Of tifty-horse power
can be made without any difficulty.
! numper Of prominent manufacturers
ana s>::e2iiic gentlemen from Philadelphia
and New orI haze visited Mr. Richards
uaprcjeatiouS shop on French street, and
all declare that the engine is certainly a
marvel
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
The Largest Gorilla Yet.

Boston has just received from Africa
the largest gorilla ever landed In this
court:y. His name is Jack, and ne is
1--WE feet in height when standing erect,
and measures seven feet from the end OF
one outstretched hand to the other. He
weighs about l25 pounds, aad exhibits
enormous strength, compared WITH
winch tl:ot OF man seems like a child's.
He arrived in large boz man OF plank.
ing two and half inches thick, and
wien being removed from the ship he
tore iar. splinters from the hard wood
planEs with as much ease as child
would break tvig. The hair, which
IS reg coarse and from two to four
inches in ie22fh, IS Ct a greenish gray
color, and on the back, legs aSa aTms
inclines to black. His shoulders are
immense. The expression of the face,
which is black, is scowling. The eyes
sre snail, sunken in toe head, and the
lips large and thin.-New York Sun.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
4 Cost,y ToS 10. TIE Parloc.

What dear, darling Of piano must
be that instrument bought in Europe by
Mr.. MarGuard, If there be truth in the
story that its price was $40, $50. Mrs.
Jay Gould was thought to have done
cutie well the other day in buying an
Instrument for $500, and some years
ag, w.ia2 :i,o standard price was higher
.Gaa nov anu l-o..eJ VAS lagished on
characterization. Lads Of Jeny fe22e and
Iugersoll OF chair notoriety are said io
have gwen 5000 for their treasures.
But al these legendary extrayagances in
sbe barnlcaies Of strings and sounding
boards fade before the renown of the
.2.;;a.rcrard wonder, which must be a
yelv i;tI~.1: ,:a,'i1s among large music
boXes.-New 3orh StSt-.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
Starting Out.

When you get up in the morning take
!, big drink CT water. Your system
wants water first. An engine isn't first
tired up aid then @J!ae water let INTO the
boiler. Clean your teeth and let the
water run from the spigot while you're
doing it. Chen drink Il pint Of it. Use
common hyGsant water; no ice, no salt,
10 mineral water. Ordinary water IS
good enough for an ordinarily healthy
man. Keep away from drugs and pills
and give youc stomach show.
ii you're N a hurry to read the papers,
read thcm before breakfast. When you
sit gown 20 The breakfast table be happy;
yoarc going to do something pleasant.
Breakfast isn't a penalty imposed upon
yyu, or a task to be performed as soon
a. possible, but q pleasant. enjoyable
occasion. Try and have somebody talk
10 gon, and talk yourself. Laugh. Start
cf' with fruit. Then eat some fish and
sS..ie bread, or stale rolls or toast. II
you wan: ANYTHING more, eatsone meat.
lake Your tine to it all. l sta- at the
t..oi: Tor AZ hour, and cat all the time
Don't eat mach, but take your time to
it. Ii you haven't time, eat less. The
time you spend at breakfast will be saved
over and over again during the day.
Il You Lave been up the mig ht before,
dUat take cocktail or ice water. Iry
solre broth and some tripe II your
stomach's pretty far gone. When 9
mans been OF a little his stomach IS raw
ana iuhamed. He doesn't want to start
right OF With more rum. Let him give
bis stomach show It'll pay him to-.
Coadle your stomach in the morning
ana it'll stand up for you at night. Ii
you 90 to pitching into it the first thing
it WI! have lis revenge. :,
! Don't smoke IL the morning. Dou,t
drink in tie morning. If you must
smoke and must drink, wait until your
stomach is through with breakfast. Try
his thing OF starting off fair and square.
You can drink more and smoke more ID
the evening and it won't tell on it: A
man, stomach is his friend, and If he'll
OILY treat it kindly the first half OF the
day it viii show its appreciation and
stick by lin at night.-New York Sun
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
New crs, Republican. scsninatc c safe Ticket

SAEAroo.A, September 14.-ln the Re
publican State Convention today Senator
Warner Miller was chosen pt,:aSHcnt Ere
sident.
The following ticket was nominated:
Secretary of Stale, Fred. D. Grant: Comp
!ro.lcr, JUDGE Jesse Lamcre&uX, Sar@ioga;
State Treasurer, James u. Carmichael,
Erie: Attorney General. 5an;as \. Denni-
son, Fult0r: State Engineer AID St.r-cyyor,
0. II. ?. Cornell, Tompkins
4 resolution was adopted looking 10 he
appointment of { cn!2red nan as an extra
member OF the State Comnittae.
The resolutions as reported ana adnp:cd
refer in laUdatory terms to the history c.
The Republican party; assert ihcincf:iciency
Of the Democratic party, and condemn The
administration Of President Cleveland;
come out squareiy for protection end tie
present terifl: claim civil service rcfoiDi Hs
i Republican idea, and call Democratic
execution of the civil service law q pre-
tense: speak Of the negroes in the South as
2ersec.tcd gorkingmcn; favc7 service pen
sons: harp o. lhc Confederate fog iEc!-
dent; call for laws aSSs!s.s; >1u!esirable I'M
migration; favor legislation for &c .ac2t.i2-
lion OF the liquor traffic, and symTathazt
with Ireland
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
herr l.iosi G.g:aS,

News Of the affirmation by the Su-
preme Court of Illinois of the decision
Of the lower court in the case OF the
condemned Anarchists caused great ex-
cigsne1t au:cng the New York Socialists
ara Anarchists. Her 4ost vas furious
Ris Anarchist pspeeS, The F4eihas!!aa,
had just gone to press wien the news
came. The forms were ordered from
the press. Most posted a notice saying
that he could not be interviewed until
I. p. ~, and that at that hour the paper
aoul,f he published containing an edi-
torial On thu inater. 941cstt's editorial is
addressed ''To the Workingmeat = 81
Countries. He characterizes the judges
who made the decisions Infamous and
bloodthirsty fools, " and the jury as cor
-upt
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
SOME THINGS ABoty c,:&uLESTox.
\ s-c,. Reasons Sm@="s,eI In- ,h, E."Gucinr il:
the i'l;y- Trade ana fc: ;!::. S!o. Z: LIcr s'o-
llrom the Ecrkc.lv Gaxetle.l


sre'''
From tnc Berkeley G"zctte.}
The merchants. factors and bu>ii;c>> men
@4ueral;,- ct Charleston h&ve an exceeding
" tllnmv idea O: !.uslneSs enterprise They
seen, TO think tina. nccalisc GhlrlCstCE IS
the metroyoii, CT the Sia;c IL! trade Of The
state must centre there. no matter VIA:
tcr.rs she makes. or whether or not ANY
s!Tcrt is made to secure ti.at trade. No
ncpple talk mere about what 10 do to >cc!!r"
PROSPERITY. and none 90 less than the
Charles;onians.
Charleston must depend on the cotton
aui !;cc and naval Stores snc handles for
prcS,m,ity: these are nc s.apcs ct tins AID
adiD.lipg States. To handle Chc5c 9co6S;tI>
neCeS>ary. 20 reach cut into he pr@dIicia"
districts, and o:Irr the farmer an: i,.In;cg,
such inducements as VIII prove II them
;har i;;r CnaI!rstv.. market is >cGcn;; 10
ro,ic D.cS Charleston 90 this?
Mon. ;c,;ou thetirS; sfa,,i. Of the ;:lree:
In ,i.,yS iaat haze .oac ~ Charleston vas
oac OF tAe cotton centres cf TIE worid.
naudlInS mclc OF rnc i!eecj' Sui ;haa both
SaT,l,tiali AID " Nlm!nGlon; Tbs St;:s;H'
there i hardly any dcuot tlas S;tv'ihH;ih
and Wilmington together VIII haNa:c lo''r
bales 10 IhaIles;0ns cne. Ana INC c"iis-
of this lies al Cnaflestons own door. For
The past several Years she ras Seen The ;E;'de
slipping through her Iinge:s, but not once
has size taken I polite step 10 arrest ttie
flight "f tie goose tnat lays ihe 9olGeA e..
| During Tie tiElc that Charleston mas Cce.i
losing cotton hcr sls'er cues :i'i;e Dcci4
gaining l. would yoa hho:' Why licte
! Is Z condensed ta:e oi thTee ci'.'s: Do!:@G
the past ten years, more lh"h ever: II LAS
damned on Tie South that ,'compclliicl IS
he lie ci trade, y a!n!i:gl,'2 ;t.'' H"'''h-
| H&!l Eve gone lnto II nearby: h"! S-5'C-
H." VI; ',.nS seci;'s ~" i!?!' ~!
-, &!GoI. lhe iorn1>r cues A%v3 >'Fi;tn
u lee2 lie expense Gnu StS per p';'c d. 'I
i""'>i r"s>lOie ra'e: ilt iatlct Guy HIS i4e'"
expenses at what 'Ae Sii:pEer W"Gld ocaf-
Savanaah makes TERMS "ith 'he s:e''''i>''!'>
Charleston Sl"Wls aoou UH j''S' "l,''' 'i''I'".
mons, :" Hil.hS'ol! "',S: % .'ii'',. oo;t.'.'
| the liEAn HEts o. tail','Ho !ct''H's i:.."
Cii&Jt>t"a' "ha "n!ie tHes "etc 10
the>a ioals, ever ",iit!i 'iie c2''oti hi"sV -
ca&iico, Ch'..!estoA DHi'I Z p:S oiie.:c ac!"Ss
| to the Cabbage patches oi q. -AH:ie" ;
! parish. ;inI is now aS;tated over lie hGi4G-
| ing OF :; railroad neatly mile long 10 rtn
along the CHope- River water fi0Et' and
which must depend on railroads oWned -
| NORTH Carolina ami Georgia ,"T eTefE
| pounc 0i incoming freight Hau,e". tAc
competing cues nave secIrea 20 themselves
The ":Gianc 1aclI les "Elie OHa!ies!mN iias :.
been sweating about 'leF!nlnai fac1ll'SS.
! Wilmington and H""anaan co'IcA o';yGFs
are scattered all over WAat saoGW re
Charleston territory Gols,S s"H' hGSi.
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rule things would assume freer, mer-
rier TONG. But as Marianne was with
ont fortune it would be difficult 70 ind
her Il suitable pGrh.
why are you so silent and thought
ful, dear uncle?" asked musical
voice.
He started. Il was thinking OF
the blindness cf men in regard to the
really good qualities OF women. Mari
anne, with her aptncss for ool4estic
affairs and her economy, would be 4
treasure foH any man.
yes. she is \ model housekecper,n
answered; DeSirce. Before she leaves
us ] must study diligently into the
mysteries Ct her art. "
81, y.r I,oSrTSITrD
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20 EE CONTINUED.

G,a,!.,l H..r2arat. commander oi the
Thir: :b lsmy Corps, Of France. declares
tAat E'reace now knows her strength, and
ti.,s' S!ic IS ready and awaits revenge. NJ.
{ :. .. i member the Chamber of Deputies,
saws Tic rec.a3 mobilization experiment
showed that the army was now in position
to give France the revenge for which she
has impaticn ly waited The speeches have
excited serious comment
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